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RAILROADS.
DIkpNoNT AIR LINZ

II Schedule IN effect June 9Th. 1887.
Goronsville Charlottesville, Lynchburs aud stations
between Alexandria and lynchhurT. Blue Ridrs
srEsnsS esheny sprinss s Nss r hnSass hS%s
ii'st 4 M Fast Mail Daily for wsrrsn,on, Char
Lynchburg, Rocky Mount Danyille and stations he
tween Iynchburs and Dsnville Greensboro. Ralegh,
Orleans, Texas and California Pullman Sleeper Ne~
York 90 Atlanta in connection with Pullman sieeers
Atlanta 70 New Orleans. and Mann bonaolr siespsri
trains Washington 90 Atlanta Does not connect fof
{. AM q r9.te points snndays a., x.,.....
strasburr aud intermediate stations; also With
through coach Ia MArrenton for fsuauier White Sui
phur Springs Connects 1T Riverton with B. v H. X
$50 =. M-western Express Daily for warr~nton,
Gordonsvflle Charlottesville. Louisville. Ctncinnat
Route Pullman sleepers and solid Trains Washing
ton TO Lcnisyl,e also for Lynchburs Bristol Chats.
Points; Through Pullman sleepers Washington 10
Memphis without change.
IL 90 p M-southern Express Daily for Lynchburs.
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, Montgomery. Now Orleans.
Texas and California Pullman sleeI'crs Washington
Montgomery u New Orleans. Pullman sleepers WASH
ington 70 Augusta without change. also Pullman
sleeper. Mss,shlngton TO Sreenbrier White sulphur
Trains on WASHINGTON and Ohio division leave WASH
asi EN- ~ a: ~, DAILY except sunday and e
N, Returning leave Round Hill q o5 A NJ Daily and
s:3 ~ Daily except sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via Charlotte, Dam
vile and Lynchbure arrive IN Washington 10 A. VI.
burg 81 10 as NJ and 40 nsS VIA aH chss sai
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at 40 p N Strns-
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
inrnshedand oasaSe checked al office 900 Pennsy-
Mans svehg , and a. fassenser station
yo General Passenger Agent
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CITY ITEMS.
ny Weeks e CO., Auctioneers.

ny Weeks e CO., AuctiOmeers.
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE STOCK OF GOODS Al
AUCTION, IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL
BY order OF Messrs. Smith & Wardwell, OF the
Boston Variety Store. who have purchased the en-
tire stock contained in the premises No. 709 Market
makne addtons to fSer e0l tas Eos
7O5 and 707 Market Space,
Will sell without limit or reserve every article
ing, 23d OF July, at 10 O'Clock a. m. and every day
thereafter at 10 a. m. and p m, until the whole
stock Is sold The stock is large and, in part only
Leather Goods OF every kind: odor Cases; Jewel
Cases, in Leather and Plush; Hand Satchels,
assortment OF Plush Frames; Manicure Sets; Fans;
Hair Brushes; Opera-Glasses; Cases OF Silver
Plated Table Cutlery; Perrumery; Brass Novelties
Belts; Statuary; Mirrors; fine lot Stationery: all
kinds Of Bird Cages; Toys; Tin Toilet sets; Fish
books and cutlery; Toilet Soap; stock Of Table
Glassware; Vases; Blank Books; Inks and Mucil-
age; Elastic. Bands; Croquet Sets; large lot OF
immense stock OF f1rstclass Jewelry OF every de-
scrtption, too numerous to mention here; 1000
volumes OF Books and at termination Of sale IL
THIS wiz be positive and peremptory sale. and
8 Charles WEEKS, Salesman
Phillips Digestible Cocoa
Produces feeling OF lghtness and buoyancy, as
against that Of weight, headache, and depression,
so common with the ordinary cocoas. 1t nourish-
ing to high degree easily digested, and delicious
to the taste. Your druggist and grocer have 1t.
An Oil Stove is necessity and luxury for
every hOuSekeeper during the summer. The best
and cheapest Is the well-knOwn "Florence" We
quote the following prices:
Handy Lamp, 69c.
Lamp Stove, Soc.
Junior, No. 2. $780,
Junior, No. 8, $3.50.
Also, Extension Tops and Ovens
BOSTON VARIETY STORE
SMITH & WARDwELL,
eos 7O5 and TOT Market Space.
MOrell, 734 9Th st. n W., every style show case.
'"The Queen of Beers.''-MOerlein's pure,
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family uSe 75c. per dOz. Agency, 1905
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Affair. I'm West washington.

CRUELTY TO ANIMALS-Albert Harris cOlored
was arrested yesterday for driving horse with q
sore shoulder He was required to leave S. cOllat-
eral at the station.
GRAIN Recommendations Maryland arrived
with 300 bushel OF corn and 700 bushel of wheat
for g. Il. Dunlop.
FINED.-Robert Ray and John Anderson charged
by Officer Fisher with disorderly conduct on Mar
keG street, were fined $ each by Judge Smell to-day.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature, 81; condition. SO;
receiving reservoir, temperature, So; condition at
north connection, 20; condition at south cOnnec-
S af
en1uent gate-hOuSe, So High-tide In the river to-
day at IA q. NJ: fOW-tide at 3:O3 %. m.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect SUNDAY JUNE 10Th. 1887.
until further notica

Leave Washington from Station corner OF New ysr-
sey avenue and street
Through coaches and sleeping cars The 10 - am 10
Fast Limited Express for Pittsburg and Chicago ar
irving In Pittsburp at $40 pm-, Chicago morn
ing at 800 No extra fare is CHARGED this
For Cincinnati. Louisville and St. Louis daily at II
I'm and 40 p.m- with through coaches and Palace
change 3l5 pm is fast limited train TO Cincinnad
and ST Louis arriving in Cincinnati next morning 40
40; ST Louis 40 pm Noextra fare Is charged
this train for fast time
Pittsburg Cleveland and DetroI with iarlor and
SleepnR Cars To Pttsburg.
shenandoah Junction and Luray inclusive: 3 ID y. M
aA FSr e ise,n, SUNDAY Lay, Station, an
For HAVE de Grace, Newark. Wilmington and Phil.-
For Wilmington. Delaware and intermediate points
between Baltimore and Wilmington. 300 daily
For Hayre de Grace. singeriy and Intermediates
For s@ Baltimore on week days 5 8:ao. s;4o 30
I i An s5 asl ao 80 sa sS Sisa.s
and IL 30 pm.
5 81 an II ad - 13o. $780, 43o. 4;4o. 5:3o. CAS-
For AnnaPoiis 8; 40 and 80 am. and 1e 10 and
4i35 pm On SUNDAY $ 30 am. 4 40 p.m.
m 6nr way Stations between Washington and Rait.
and 80 pm ON SUNDAY SO am and md 30 So 30
daily esosps Sunday
pm for principal stations only; 4:4Op daily,
Branch I2io daily: on sunday sssIs Il III
statons For ralthersburg and intermediate points
S;Oo am, II 80, except sunday. 5 b and 20
pm daily For Buyd's aud intermediate stations 20
M daily Church train leaves Washington on Sunday
only AT Ia pm stopping at all stations Metro
poltsn Branch. For Frederick 10 10 a m and AZ
pm daily. except Sunday
cept Sunday. ~
Trains arrive from the West daily @ TO- z 20 am.
From points ON Shenandoah Valley R.R. Ills pm
daily.
From PhiladelphiA Chester wilmington and Bavrs
oe Grace 10 40 An 800 m and . 30 pm. daily.
From Hayre de Grace. Singerly and interlnediata
points north OF Baltimore. 10 90 am
From Annapolis, B 80 and 10 b am, and I 80 and
b 20 pm. Sunday, 10 30 am. q ::35 pm.
From Harperhs Ferry and Valley Railroad. 5:15 pm.
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points 8 :25 q IN
and {: ID y. m. daily except Sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore Tor Washington 10 30.
80, 300, 9:05 10 100 and 10 80 a. m - L. :. !.
3, 4 ID, D. q. Z: 80, A. 30 and III 90 D IA ON
Sundays, 80, 8, 8 :05 and 10 M. 70 To- 4 ID,
500. q 30 As. 80 and IL 90 D m
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
except 20, 3 :l5, A 30 pm
For further information apply at the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station 6ls and 1851
Pennsylvania avenue corner 14th street orders
will be taken for baegase " he checked and -
any point in the city.
W. NJ CLEMENTS, c. K LORD, q. p 4
Manager. Baltimore.
PERCY G. SMITH. Passr Ag't, Washington ty2
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for the "a hours commencing ut p.
For the District OF Columbia, Maryland, and Vir-
ginia, local rains winds generally easterly except
variable In southern Virginia. stationary tempera-
I'm
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SHOPPING BY MAIL is getting 10 be quite popular,
and Judging by our many mail orders must be q
great convenience, especially 10 those who are at
present SOJOtirning on mountain or at seaside A
line by mail Will place you in reach OF the lowest
priced reliable Shoes or slippers In the United
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Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY G. SMITH. Pass'r Ag't Washington. ~
VIE on PFNNsy1yaN,. Porrr

NHE GREAT PFENssy1y.N,. porrr
1S %HE ffRRk kGk WEST hsB ssHTIyHTEs
r-,,.,. H.I EFFECT MAJ SO -; 1881:
For rttsbure and the west Chicago limited Express.
ns fG9 DAILY 70 q Il and ~ 1a
nd Bas ear Ga 81 ou. TO
to Chicaso with Sleeping Car hlt9oIa 20 Gllesso:
Cars Washington to Chicago and st Louis and Har
nsburg TO Cleveland, connecting at Harrisburg
Facife FIpress ieoo r NJ daiIs i fop PstsBar
and the West with through sleeper Harrisburg -
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
1000 P III daily. except saturday. with Paisss
For WiiliSmsport. hoek Haven and Elmr. .. Q 80
- "A; N: daily: except SUNDAY. a~ ooo
New hGaf .oS % and epo S2 On, Sa
Sunday 800 Lao. A NJ. 200; 4;l": 10 90 aud
For s5.iSn a .Saa1 sssnss st s@s4
For Brooflya s. y al through trains Sst coansc, =.
e PGe'f
ferriaee across New York City. -
0' 90 s and I'D Pm On IS Sunday:
go9 4S MI so2 2.a als s4o w est
daysand 400 p M. daily. with Pennsylvania RR
For Baltimore. e;s5,, 5:s5 900, e;4o;; $50 100
4o 90 $40 $40 1890 100 and op s. P ti On SUM sum
gay sS6 s:5 , ssSS ~, n "a 30 ZOO 4'oa
For Pope's Greek Line. 7:25 AN and 4:4o PM daily
except sunday. $500
For Annapolis FPS AM. II o5. 20 and g 90 r NJ,
daily, except sunday. Sundays. 900 AM. 4 10
AFRHSRs tkR kBEREk kSb sa
For AieIandria 6 100. Gas, 8 40 e:47. 1857 AM.
1904 noon. 2:05, 4 :25. Abs. 6:01, :05, 1908
and II 30 Pm. On sunday at q 90. $40. s:47.
10:5s AM. 80, 6:0l = %, and 10 :05 PM.
and 30 NJ. daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for Washington 9 :o5 500
9:1O. 1915, IL: 07 AN; 20. 300, 3:23, 5:l0,
705 9:32 and O;42 l. NJ, and l2 10 midnight
1l:0t AN: 200. 5;10. .05. 9:32. 10 :42 z NJ anc
12:l D night
Tickets and information at the Office northeast
ner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and ting
station, where orders be left for the che xing
baggage ~ destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. 4. PUGH, General Manager
J. r. WOOD. Genera Passenger Agent Je25
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'TN UNION THERE Is STRENGTH" and In the
union OF the rare ingredients OF which Eastmans
Aloha Perfume is made, we obtain not only
strength but delicacy and fragrance.
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FTSSELL's ICE-CREAM.

THOSE suffering from OdOrous perspiration con-
suit Nine Payne'S ad. under Professionals
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KERNANs THEATER--Comic opera and Variety.
PANORAMA BUILDISG--BatJle OF Bull Run.
ATHLETIC PARK--HOller Coaster.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
- NORDEUTSCHER LLOYD g. g. CO.
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton dondon, Havrel, Bremen
Aller. We'd July %, II am. Elbe, We'd, Aug 3.
8 a M; Werra, We'd. Aug. 10. $50 an. Ems, Sat,
Wed. Aug. "a - 30 o.
Comfortable stateroOms, excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments. Prices 1stcsbin, el00 aud up
wards berth according TO location; I'd cabin. eco
berth: steerage at low rates. Apply 20
N20 l. Il. DROOP. 9l5 Penn ave
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered in u ID. "Ward" prints, 4Oc. per Id.
Also. Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; Sweet Milk
&C. per quart.
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THE AFGHAN BOUNDARY QUESTION SErTLED.-The
Afghan boundary question was settled yesterday.
Murghab Rivers. accepting In return the English
frontier line on the OXuS River and renOuncing
her claims TO districts to which she would have
been entitled according to the terms OF the ar
rangement OF 1883
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy. HOO Pa ava
BsIGHrwooD RACES Friday. July %, at p. m.

RAzoRs kept in good condition free, Cutler, 4s7
Pennsyl yania avenue.
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THE REVOLVER WAS LOADED.-FOur people were
shot during the Wild West performance OF Sells
Bros circus at Clinton, Iowa, Tuesday night.
George Harrington, aged seventeen, was shot,
fatally; Mrs. W. A. LamDertOn, dangerously; WAL
lace Phillips aged sixteen, seriously. One OF the
lnianS Was shot, but immediately taken away.
The shooting Was done during the encounter of
the cowboys and Indians In the ring. 1t Is sup
posed that cowboy got the wrong revolver.
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The Courts

CRIMINAL COURT-JudOe Montgomery.
Yesterday, Jacob jacobson; keeping Oawdy
house; appeal; verdict Of guilty; sentenced to pay
$40 within forty-eight hours Lavinta Gray; re-
ceiVlng stolen properly; recOgniZance 500. Geo.
Columbus; sodomy verdict guilty of assault ;notice
OF motion for new trial Christopher Judge; as
sauit to XIII; pleaded not guilty: Clifton Berry;
larceny from person; verdict guilty.
CRIMINAL CoURr7Judge Montgomery.
To-day, Geo. Carr, housebreaHng In the night;
p ehso rec0gnlzance TAKEN. slngieton Bel,
Jury discharged till october g. Court adjourned
Till tomorrow at IL O'Clock.
POLICE C0URT-Jud0e Shell.
To-day, Lorenzo Rice, inJuring q tree; s.. ChaS
Dade, disorderly conduct; s. or fifteen days Jas
Ford, profanity; IS or seven days. VIM Massaevy,
t 9lsordeIiy conduct; personal bonds John Coates
0bstructtng pavement; s. or fifteen days. Louisa
Washington, d1sorderly conduct; collateral for
1elted. Louisa Butler, VIM. Newman, and Grant
Wilkerson, disorderly conduct In county; collat-
erals forfeited. Jessie r. BOsworth, treSpasS on
parks; collateral forfeited Albert Harris, cruelty
TO animals: do
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MOrell, 734 9Th st. n W., every style show case.
''The Queen of lBeers.,'-M0erlein's pure,
unauthorized Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family uSe 75c. per dOz. Agency, 1905
St NV Gm
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SUMMER RESORTS.

u Franklin County. Pa, frst-ciass board, vEyA9
and besutiful healthy town Gentlemen with f.ini
lies can leave Warrington Saturday afternoon and
S. w. PEI
SHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS. yA-sIx VA
aon 300 5sss For psn iaEs and Tssss ID
2ol gN no ATLANTIC AVE- BETWEEN
rooms j. W. BEcaTEI Il. Box 1917 ce Wis.% E: IL
LAIR HAVEN HOTEL FAIR HAVEN. MD Ex-
moderate liberal rates to families see circu-
lars. No Intoxicating liquor. jyf1-1m
10. open all the year: Warm sea water baths yEA9
se fIsS:sn5 Open oET6S shs
BH1gHHETE aeSTH BEACH, DELAWARE, teA@
vania Railroad access direct to the Hotel Trans leave
noon Change at Baltimore and arrive at Rehoboth az
7;20 p N Circulars at Star office Address WALTER
BURTON. Manager for Bright House Co. jel36lt'
2.7OOE FEET Ohio Sp Ss;o, TIDE aIA TAgER OF
Ho.eL Rooms large and airy Terms mod vEAAt
eoase f bs sq RR kssor Open Year
THE CRYSTAL. OCEAN BEACH, n. il.
l. Directly on Beach; within so yards surf VEA$
MISS ffsi Of
CEAsIDE HOTEL. OCEAN CITY, MD,a. a
y win be open for the reception Of guests VGAt
on ,s July IL LIST. Sd. MASSEY lE:HEl
mics At deljeStfSi climate; batting - =
fishing new cable; daily boats: electric bells vEA$
perfect drainage; prices reasonable. lE;64
Send for i'll. circular. je2S Inn
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THn QUESTION JUDGE SNELL HAS TO DECIDE.
This morning, In the Police Court, Nj. ThoS Con-
way, who lives at No. IA Massachusetts, avenue,
was charge with violating the building regula-
tons Mr.. A. B. williams appeared for the defend
ant, and Mr.. Padgett for the District The case
was brought by Mr.. King, OF the building inspec-
tors of1ce, and II decided against the defendant
VIII Increase the receipts OF the base ball assOcia-
erection over re aefonHant,s vnodshed or q stand
10 accommodate persons who are willing TO pay q
small fee to see the base ball games The court
heard the evidence OF Mr. King, and took the case
under consideration. Mr.. Williams said the mat
Ter was OF some Importance, as there were several
other such stands erected In that locality, the
In this case. The judge said he would probably
decide against the defendant, but he would like to
near arguments Of counsel as to the definition OF
the word structure" which the defendant Is
charged with erecting without permit.
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He WON'T Go TO AFRICA.-Beach Hawley AGED
nine years, son OF Edgar Hawley, OF BrOOkneld
Conn.,, constant reader OF light literature, LETT
his home with the intention OF going to Africa
He took with him an old-fashtOned hOrse-pistOL a
quantity OF powder anu ball and his bank book
lie went 10 Newtown. drew $50 from the bank
and while waiting for the train went out in neld
TO practice with his pistol While he was looking
at the weapon IL was accidentally discharged, the
ball entering bis head under the right ear and
lodging In the skull. II is thought he will die.
The Mexican War veterans in the vicinity of
Boston held a reunion yesterday at Nantasket
Beach and adopted q resolution OF thanks to A. NJ
Kennedy. OF Washington, for his efforts In their
behalf.
A New York carpenter named william n Laden
last night shot his bride OF three weeks and her
mother. Afterwal the demented man put q bull
let In his own head.
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.MPo.IASr REAL ESTATE FOR SALE AT AUCTION
A,tehtion Is called 10 the advertisement OF the
SAFE OF the valuable business real estate known as
HarYeys Saloon, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue
anu iItn street northwest, by Brown and Brown
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Send for i'll. circu

CATsKILL MOUNTAINS,
LAKE GEORGE. ADIRONDAcKs
On and after SUNDAY, June 90. express trains on
West shore Railroad will run Daily, except sunday
to and from the Jersey City Station of the Pennsyl
yania Railroad. making close connections with fast
trains to and from WASHINGTON.
CAT CAIs SKILL ON MOUNTAIN ExPREss.-&AA
rive Hotel h hasterskili via Kingston 224 tE:h
Mount House Station, 1:25 pm. Paenville, 30 I'm
Drawing. room Cars Jersey City to Grand Hotel Sta
ton and to Ph1nica fOr Hotel Kaaterski and Noun.
tain Housed.
Leave Phiiadelphia 90 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
Phanicia. $50 pm Mt House Station. AS D. :.
m Palenville. 20 pm. Arrive Saratoga 80 pm
Caldwell, lake Geor,'e; $40 pm. Drawing room
Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to
phenicia tor Hotel Kaaterskill and Mountain
Hol,sel and New York to Saratoga.
s s.Is AZ. 1Si AND &c GATsKILL MT; SPECIAL
skill p via KINGSTON; 9:l3 pm Grand Hotel. s45 p.
Palenvllle sos pm Arrive SARATOGA 9: 70 pm.
and to PEGencla (for Hotel Kaaterskiu and Mountain
HOuse) and Washington to Saratoga.
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania Railroad offices
and connect i'll the Jersey City Station for all northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad Baggage checked
through.
TAMpERT
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Wall PAprRs
p. HANSON HISS CO. BIS 18th st ~
Val Papers Of all grades
Fr1ezes and Ceiling Decorations
Special attention given to Plain and Decorative
Painting.
Estimates and designs submitted for all kinds Of In
terror Decoration and Furnishing An inspection of
our goods is respectfully solicited app
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DEATH OF SlLyANUs COBB.-Sylvanus Cobb fr
the story writer 10 the New York Led0er and story
papers, died at his residence in Hyde Park near
Boston, yesterday. He was born In Watery1IIe
Me-. In lS;':s, and leaves widow and two Children
He was a thirty second degree Mason
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SUED FOR kU-kLUxING HIM.-John Green col
ored, excOnvict, now residing In Indiana has suet
In the Federal Court number OF citizens OF Har1
County, KY. charging them with ku-k luxing him
He alleges that In July 1885, q number OF citizens
OF Hart County, where he then lived, took him In
10 the woods one night, beat him severely banged
him several times and otherwise maltreated him
He names as defendants Bill johnson, Peter jag
gers, Lal Dawson, Doc Knight, Tom N. Seemingly
that they be compelled to pay him sc, 600 dam
ages
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Villas FOR VICE PRESIDENT.-The Milwaukee
Journal yesterday published an interview with
First Assistant Postmaster General Stevenson
In which he says that Under no circumstances
would he be candidate for vice. President blt
thinks Col. Villas would make an excellent and ac-
acceptable candidate,
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FATAL BATH OF MELTED BRASs-At Powells
brass foundry, In Cincinnati, yesterday, Jacob
Smith and John Reilly, employees, were Carrying q
pot or melted brass. when Reilly stumbled, throw
Ing the molten metal all over the two men, and
both were horribly and fatally burned.
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REBELLION IN KHNrUCEY-Untted States Marsha,
Gross and large posse Of deputies left Louisville
yesterday TO enforce the payment OF TayIOr
County railroad taxes, which the citizens have
openly refused TO pay. The force was heavily
armed In case OF resistance. The first leytes on
property Will be made Friday
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ENJOYING AN EQUABIE TEMPERATURE.-Nr VIM
Ballantyne writes TO the STAR from SinscOnset
Nantucket. saying that he has kept faithful
record or the thermOmetrtc readings three time
day since the 2Sth OF June, and has been aston
lsned at the remarkable equability of the TEN
perature. The temperature has ranged from g.
10 az at q. m, "a TO so at p. H. and from 62 I,
40 at p. IN. The record shows that during nearl,
all the period covered there was hardly any yar1a
ton from day to day at the same hours.
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On the Track Of Roy Burxiar..

GANG WHO ROB DWELLINGS WHILE THE OCCU-
PANTS ARE OUT OF THE CITY.
Almost every day during the past two or three
weeks at least one robbery has been reported to
the police, and detectives Carter and Mahon have
been trying to get clue to the burglars In each
case Investigated, the occupants OF the robbed
house were absent at the seashOre or In the
country. The houses were entered by either cut
ting Stats from the rear window, or crawling
through a broken basement window. One house
entered In this way was that Of Mr. Herbert GILL
NO 1913 street northwest, on Tuesday night.
Inc Oncers learned yesterday that the BURGERS
were three small boys the youngest about thirteen
years old and the eldest about Seventeen This In.
formation was obtained when the Officers went to
investigate two robberies which recently occurred
In East washington, one at No. 12O Eleventh
street and the other at No. 5O4 street southeast
Inc boys VINO are suspected OF rObbing the houses
were seen Dy children in the neighbOrhOOd, who
reported the1r mode Of operation TO be follows:
one would walk TO house door and ring the bell.
Ihere not Delng any response he would walk down
10 lne corner and watch while his companions
DID the same thing Being assured that no one
Quentiy went TO the rear and entered. In each
case the house was entered between IL p. m. and
4 a. M. and the thieves invariably looked for
money or jewelry, leaving other valuables alone.
Inc Oncers nave good description OF the boy
burglars AID will probably arrest them. The res
ldence OF George T. Dudley, OF No. LOO Eleventh
street southwest, was yesterday found to have
been entered by cutting the window Stats OF the
kltchen, and every room had been ranSacked. The
family being absent from the city 1t could not be
aScertalned what has been taken.